Heard these guys in Oslo at the same tour. Warming up was David Sanborn Band. What a blast! I will never forget!! It snowed cows and horses and the band bus snowed down. The promotor, Blue Johnson (RIP) sent me Pictures of it.
Al Jarreaus Band: Al Jarreau - voc Alex Acuna - drums Sobby Lyle - keyb Malando Gassame - percussion George Hawkins - bass Charles Johnson - g James Studer - synthesizer Michael Paulo - saxophon, flute Michael Steward - trumpet
I saw this Rockpalast concert in 1985 on television. I was looking because Prince, the main act was playing after Al Jarreau. After seen Al, the concert of Prince was far less " swinging" ( how much i do like Prince, that night Al Jarreau was the better concert) I record all on cassette tape, since I have no player anymore, I am very pleased to see the whole concert now on RUclips :)
Prince was broadcast live via satellite from Syracuse. There were serious technical problems and most of it was broadcast in mono at the time. Still a brilliant concert too. Widely available on youtube etc. Great 20 min rendition of Purple Rain. Before Al Jarreau was Paul Young who was not bad at all, but not in the league of Al Jarreau nor Prince IMHO. RIP Al Jarreau. I hope you live up to your "I will be there for you" in music heaven.
So did I - but when I moved the cassette was left somewhere ... ;) Anyway great to see all this here on RUclips so thanks a lot to MrMartinfg for posting this.
I watched this back in 85 with some friends........and a lot of beers. David Sanborns bassplayer blew our minds. Two days later, I bought my first bass. Thanks for posting this. I`m on a trip down " Memory Lane " right now.
@@pierofrancescomarzani7749 No dude..........it AIN`T Marcus Miller playing here........I don`t remember his name , but it ain`t Marcus........he looks nothing like him.....apart from being black......
@@LisaGemini Yes, he had the competence for communication with the audience that create a situation you have while your talking with good friends. I have seen some of these concerts of him with such moments. We all had the feeling the stage is his living room and we visit him there as good friends. And if you think it over, in real it was that situation! So much positive power! Have you ever seen a concert from Earth, Wind & Fire? After that you are one month on a constant power drive without any drugs! They pump you up with positive power! This is the reason, the "system" don' t let us to normal concerts, not the health reason! They abuse Corona to keep us away from positive power and to destroy it as much as they can.
The audience at that concert were very privileged to see such a unique talent with a red hot band and the great David Sanborn , Al Jarreau will be greatly missed. Many thanks to whoever did the posting.
Al & Dave toured together because they were both on Warner Brothers. Caught them together at the Garden State Arts Center. Not only was Boby Lyle on keys, Nathan East was on bass. An unforgettable night.
I met Mike Stern at a little club (Horsefeathers) in Portland, ME in the early 80’s when he played with Tiger Okoshi’s band “Tiger’s Baku” with Gerry Etkins, Tim Landers, and Robbie Gonzales … great times!
Gotta love this, sooo eighties, brings back memories of Miami Vice, Miles Davis dressing like Michael Jackson, Yamaha DX7, Roland drum pads etc. Living in the Netherlands being able to watch the Rockpalast series was a real treat. A wide variety of music was featured at the time. Another one of those was the Steve Miller Band. Definitely not Mike Stern on guitar but some other stars like Alex Acuna (Koinonia!) on drums. Personnel listed in comments below.
Rockpalast was Ai´s second gig that night... before he played in Düsseldorf and I had the privilege to listen to.. what a great band... what a raw model of a r&b singer...
I wholeheartedly agree💖💞💕 with Denis! And I've played together with wonderful Malando Gassama (percussion, drums; deceased). All of this, such an undescribeble joy and heartlift!💖💞💕
Me too ;) Ricky Lawson also played the concert in London on the same tour, which was recorded for the live record "Al Jarreau live in London". This one is also on RUclips.
So it's: Al Jarreau - extreme singing Charles Icarus Johnson - guitar Michael Paulo - flute, saxophone Bobby Lyle - keyboard Alex Acuna - drums Malando Gassama - percussion Jim Studer - keyboards
Does anyone know the story with Charles "Icarus" Johnson? As you can see here, he is one hell of a guitarist and was a first choice for George Duke which should tell you something, I read that he just stopped playing? Why would someone so talented do that unless there was a physical/medical reason? I saw Al in London during his prime with a similar band but Hiram Bullock (RIP) on guitar who is one of the greatest guitarists too, sadly not with us due to bad health. RIP Al, truly one of the great voices, so many great songs and collaborations with Jay Graydon , Tom Canning and Larry Williams.
@@arctictfan3470 Thanks for the info, I think he'd be a lot more content playing music and staying away from politics. Computers are not good for the mind and soul but probably generate more money than playing music. Great to see legends like Herbie Hancock still playing well and clearly enjoying themselves. Music is an amazing talent to be blessed with and ought to be shared.
@@got2bharmony When he played with Al he was payed on a yearly basis so he had lot of time om hands so thereby computers. He tricked the TV journalists Dan Rather to use false documents about George W Bush That he had made and destroyed Rathers career lol.
@@got2bharmony He also started a conservative website called Pyjamas news. I don't know why? . he is not conservative.now. I actually commented on his twitter tthat he should start playing again . He didn't answer.
How is that Mike Stern? That is Charles Johnson. Michael Paulo is amazing sax player. Talk about underrated. Bobby Lyle - great orchestration. He is the musical director.
![David Sanborn - Full Concert [HD] | Live at North Sea Jazz Festival 1999](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jESiI-hmzB4/mqdefault.jpg)
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David Sanborn Band
David Sanborn, Mike Stern, Tom Barney, Charley Drayton, Alex Acuna, James Studer
Al Jareau was jazz-rock singer number one of the world. Eehh...!!!😢😮😊😢❤❤❤❤❤❤
... good lord ! 33 years ago, I was in the audience ! Brilliant Al Jarreau and David Sanborn .. I will never forget this ! Thanks for sharing !!
Heard these guys in Oslo at the same tour. Warming up was David Sanborn Band. What a blast! I will never forget!! It snowed cows and horses and the band bus snowed down. The promotor, Blue Johnson (RIP) sent me Pictures of it.
Was there too, what a performance!
The best performance with duo Al and David, I'm fan them from Indonesia
This man is the GOAT I love and miss him and his music.
Absolutely!
He is unparalleled literally, one of a kind.
Al Jarreaus Band:
Al Jarreau - voc
Alex Acuna - drums
Sobby Lyle - keyb
Malando Gassame - percussion
George Hawkins - bass
Charles Johnson - g
James Studer - synthesizer
Michael Paulo - saxophon, flute
Michael Steward - trumpet
Thanks a lot 👍
Alex Acuña best Peruvian drumer!!
And you know the David Sanborn Band ?
Dave Sanborn - sax
Mike Stern - Guitar
? - Bass
? - Drums
? - Synthé
I saw this concert on German television in 1985 and since this evening I've been his biggest fan..... it kicked me out of my socks....RIP AL
I saw this Rockpalast concert in 1985 on television. I was looking because Prince, the main act was playing after Al Jarreau. After seen Al, the concert of Prince was far less " swinging" ( how much i do like Prince, that night Al Jarreau was the better concert) I record all on cassette tape, since I have no player anymore, I am very pleased to see the whole concert now on RUclips :)
as far as I vaguely remember Prince wasn´t live on stage, it was a concert-film.
Prince was broadcast live via satellite from Syracuse. There were serious technical problems and most of it was broadcast in mono at the time. Still a brilliant concert too. Widely available on youtube etc. Great 20 min rendition of Purple Rain.
Before Al Jarreau was Paul Young who was not bad at all, but not in the league of Al Jarreau nor Prince IMHO.
RIP Al Jarreau. I hope you live up to your "I will be there for you" in music heaven.
So did I - but when I moved the cassette was left somewhere ... ;)
Anyway great to see all this here on RUclips so thanks a lot to MrMartinfg for posting this.
Rosempetal@icloud.com.......NOOOOOOObody sings like the inimitable Al Jarreau ! rest in peace,
we'll forever miss and love you .
instablaster.
La migliore band di Al jarreau di tutti tempi
Wow, what a band with Al. Bobby Lyle on keys and Alex Acuna on drums.
OH BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome Lord
What a guy....!!!!
I watched this live on tv. Those were the days with Rockpalast almost every weekend.
I watched this back in 85 with some friends........and a lot of beers. David Sanborns bassplayer blew our minds. Two days later, I bought my first bass. Thanks for posting this. I`m on a trip down " Memory Lane " right now.
Who is playing bass?
Marcus Miller
@@pierofrancescomarzani7749 No dude..........it AIN`T Marcus Miller playing here........I don`t remember his name , but it ain`t Marcus........he looks nothing like him.....apart from being black......
Quanto manchi Al ❤
Essa música é lindíssimas 19:08 minha infância aí que saudades😂😂😂😂😂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏👏
I remember this concert, it came from Finnish TV channel YLE 1985 one saturday evening. Great concert, one of the best I ever seen.
Tears for such a magnificent talent that is gone way to soon!! Only one Al Jarreau! Rest in Heaven
The greatest vocalist
I saw that concert live in Germany, Philpshalle Düsseldorf, it was pure power!
Wow, you were blessed. I saw Al in the '90s at Mahaffey Theater in St. Pete, FL. Good times! He cracked us up, talking about being off his meds!
@@LisaGemini Yes, he had the competence for communication with the audience
that create a situation you have while your talking with good friends.
I have seen some of these concerts of him with such moments.
We all had the feeling the stage is his living room and we visit him there as good friends.
And if you think it over, in real it was that situation! So much positive power!
Have you ever seen a concert from Earth, Wind & Fire? After that you are one month on
a constant power drive without any drugs! They pump you up with positive power!
This is the reason, the "system" don' t let us to normal concerts, not the health reason!
They abuse Corona to keep us away from positive power and to destroy it as much as they can.
Every song is my favorite ✌🏿
IMMENSO AL JARREAU, UN MITO, SEMPRE VIVENTE
Perfection
The audience at that concert were very privileged to see such a unique talent with a red hot band and the great David Sanborn , Al Jarreau will be greatly missed. Many thanks to whoever did the posting.
unforgettable! good journey great soul
Music comes from the soul, he's Soul of the Music 💙💙💙
Al & Dave toured together because they were both on Warner Brothers. Caught them together at the Garden State Arts Center. Not only was Boby Lyle on keys, Nathan East was on bass. An unforgettable night.
Thanks for this. I saw this tour when I was a kid.
super. hab ich damals in der glotze gesehn. eins der besten fernseherlebnisse überhaupt. danke fürs hochladen. peace
Thanks for posting!!! Much appreciated!
I met Mike Stern at a little club (Horsefeathers) in Portland, ME in the early 80’s when he played with Tiger Okoshi’s band “Tiger’s Baku” with Gerry Etkins, Tim Landers, and Robbie Gonzales … great times!
Gotta love this, sooo eighties, brings back memories of Miami Vice, Miles Davis dressing like Michael Jackson, Yamaha DX7, Roland drum pads etc. Living in the Netherlands being able to watch the Rockpalast series was a real treat. A wide variety of music was featured at the time. Another one of those was the Steve Miller Band. Definitely not Mike Stern on guitar but some other stars like Alex Acuna (Koinonia!) on drums. Personnel listed in comments below.
Rockpalast was Ai´s second gig that night... before he played in Düsseldorf and I had the privilege to listen to.. what a great band... what a raw model of a r&b singer...
I have been at the concert in Duesseldorf, too and this was on a different day. Awesome concert, too. 👍🥰
1:05...gotta love Tom Cruise nailing those really hard Graydon guitar parts on B and B
Haha. Spot on!
The bassist was awesome. George Hawkins - bass
pure magic....wow
Y nuestro Alex Acuña grandazo
Lo máximo nuestro Alex
Orgullo del Perú !!
I wholeheartedly agree💖💞💕 with Denis! And I've played together with wonderful Malando Gassama (percussion, drums; deceased). All of this, such an undescribeble joy and heartlift!💖💞💕
Best Of The Best, Badal and Bepron
thank you God
Alex Acuna one the greatest of all time . I wonder why he was replaced by Ricky Lawson in Rick in Rio. ( another great one RIP. 🙏)
Me too ;) Ricky Lawson also played the concert in London on the same tour, which was recorded for the live record "Al Jarreau live in London". This one is also on RUclips.
Switzen here :-)
So it's:
Al Jarreau - extreme singing
Charles Icarus Johnson - guitar
Michael Paulo - flute, saxophone
Bobby Lyle - keyboard
Alex Acuna - drums
Malando Gassama - percussion
Jim Studer - keyboards
🌱💙🌸😃
Is it just me or the mix from desk sound like its missing a channel?
Великий и неповторимый мистер Al Jarreau! Девид Сэмборн его сказочный саксофон звучит как Неповторимый мастер своего великого дела ДЖАЗА!!!❤❤❤
Does anyone know the story with Charles "Icarus" Johnson? As you can see here, he is one hell of a guitarist and was a first choice for George Duke which should tell you something, I read that he just stopped playing? Why would someone so talented do that unless there was a physical/medical reason? I saw Al in London during his prime with a similar band but Hiram Bullock (RIP) on guitar who is one of the greatest guitarists too, sadly not with us due to bad health. RIP Al, truly one of the great voices, so many great songs and collaborations with Jay Graydon , Tom Canning and Larry Williams.
He got into computers and politics and stopped playing.
@@arctictfan3470 Thanks for the info, I think he'd be a lot more content playing music and staying away from politics. Computers are not good for the mind and soul but probably generate more money than playing music. Great to see legends like Herbie Hancock still playing well and clearly enjoying themselves. Music is an amazing talent to be blessed with and ought to be shared.
@@got2bharmony When he played with Al he was payed on a yearly basis so he had lot of time om hands so thereby computers. He tricked the TV journalists Dan Rather to use false documents about George W Bush That he had made and destroyed Rathers career lol.
@@got2bharmony He also started a conservative website called Pyjamas news. I don't know why? . he is not conservative.now. I actually commented on his twitter tthat he should start playing again . He didn't answer.
@@got2bharmony He was so angry at everybody on his twitter. politics is not good for the mind.
Why is Sanborn's sax buried so far back in the mix?
Mike Stern's solo on Anything you want at 44:40
How is that Mike Stern? That is Charles Johnson. Michael Paulo is amazing sax player. Talk about underrated. Bobby Lyle - great orchestration. He is the musical director.
19:06 mornin
It just dawned on me that Mike Stern was/is the modern Jeff Skunk Baxter.
Rock Al Jarreau
onde esta mike stern VACILÃO
there's fat time!
Megic Black men; Allen jarraou!
47:00 Mike Stern
bonjour what is the name of the second song?
"Trouble in paradise"
Who is the guitar player ?
+IMAGINE PRODUCTIONS
with Al Jarreau: Charles "Icarus" Johnson - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Foster_Johnson
with David Sanborn: Mike Stern
Jackie Chan - Drums
al jarreeau/ heaven and earth/nöt wahr guäte tschäss?
Was ein Scheissmix, die Tontechniker kannste auf den Mond schiessen.
Al jarreau forever galactique voice
Who is the bass player with David Sanborn?
Daryl Jones...who is now with the Rolling Stones.
I am pretty sure its Tom Barney, and he brought it that night.
Daryl Jones, yes!!
Tom Barney.
And Charley Drayton on drums, buddy of Steve Jordan and also an occasional bass player...
Zugabe!
g')
1:02:25
Terrible Mix. The Audioengineers are not worth a dime. Shame.
Too bad the mix sounds so terrible...
I’m
50:52 Who else thinks this looks weird?
What's weird?
All incredible musicians…but dear God…the 80’s was just horrible. Terrible sound, music, clothes and hair. Ugh…and that dancing, cringe
Compared to what?...🤔
Whatever you do, mate, with that pretention, don't watch US television (non-PAL quality) from the 1960s or early 1970s!
The mix is dreadful.